Sentence examples for forcibly exiled from inspiring English sources

After a year's imprisonment, Khomeini was forcibly exiled from Iran on November 4 , 1964

Galeano, 45, has been hounded out of one South American country after another and forcibly exiled from Uruguay for over a decade.

His ensuing arrest sparked antigovernment riots, and, after a year's imprisonment, Khomeini was forcibly exiled from Iran on Nov. 4, 1964.

Testimony on the UK Chagos Support Association website paints a vivid picture of what happened to those forcibly exiled to Mauritius.

"Those forcibly exiled from Pyongyang can no longer receive the benefits of living in the capital, like rations, electricity and water," the source said.

After being forcibly exiled from their land, the people remained faithful to it throughout their Dispersion and never ceased to pray and hope for their return to it and for the restoration in it of their political freedom.

Thus, the only "coup" related to recent Honduran events has been the successful Chavista manipulation of the Honduran military's obtuseness--forcibly exiling Zelaya--to characterize Zelaya's removal from office as a coup, even a military coup.

The Unitas was destroyed, with all its churches, its Bible, and its hymnbooks, and its members were forcibly "catholicized" or exiled.

Whether or not the Honduran Congress or Supreme Court had the authority to exercise those powers is questionable; what isn't is that President Zelaya never had the opportunity to defend himself--due process--and was forcibly exiled--a punishment that went far beyond removal of a president for unconstitutional actions).

The government showed little tolerance for opposition to its policies, and most of the main opposition leaders were kept forcibly in exile.

Unlike the Visigoths, who forcibly baptized their Jewish subjects or else exiled them, the Arabs were tolerant of both Christians and Jews, whom they respected as People of the Book, so long as they paid a poll tax from which Muslims were exempt.